Since I don't live there, it looks beautiful to me....snow topped trees are my favorite winter scene. My opinion may differ if I actually live in your location :)

I like the 8th picture, with the tire swing with a doll? child? Um, parenting tip for you, take your children indoors when inclement weather are upon y'all....just kidding.

Hope this winter is kind to you...

Best,

Audrey

lovvvvvvvvvvvvvely pics

Hey, we bring'em up tough up here Audrey!

Thanks Joyce, glad you enjoyed them.

You have to, RC, but please get the barbed wire fence up quickly ..........I don't want that where I live.
Pics are gorgeous, and a very beautiful scene as long as I can just look at pics.

Carrie, you should know I only trudge out in to a snow storm to snap pics... not close them "bob wire" gates! ;)

Well gee, RC, I am going to see if I can get JD to come help you.

Without a good son-in-law helper yesterday I'd have been in trouble.

And, for what its worth, for all would be future volunteers, when the help involves a lot of manual labor, the beer is always cold! ;)

RC, if you want to entice help from the feminine gender, you might add that the chocolate is always hot :)

Lin (who bought a snow shovel this year, assuring a warm dry winter in DFW)

Very pretty if you don't have to be out in it. Brrr, we've had two cloudy days in a row here in San Antonio and it's what we call bad weather.

Thanks for reminding me why we gave away the snow shovel and retired all the way down here.

I can always use a little help remembering that not everyone is "from Mars" Lin. Thanks! Hot chocolate, or toddies, guaranteed! ;)

And, Rock Oak, we had a winter last year where there was snow in my front yard from Thanksiving until March, most of the time. I got a small glimpse of what it must be like to really be in the snow belt. It does get old.

They are predicting a warmer and drier winter up here for us.

For us, also ............